The petrol-diesel price in Rajasthan on today is Rs. 3.30 per liter, which is roughly $2.00 per gallon, and the diesel price in Delhi is $3.50 per liter, which is roughly $2.50 per gallon.
A person who lives in Delhi or Mumbai will have to pay Rs. 2.50 a litre in Diesel, and Rs. 3.50 a litre in petrol. A person who lives in India will have to pay Rs. 3.10 for petrol, Rs. 4.00 for diesel, and Rs. 5.00 for LPG. A person who lives in Sri Lanka will pay Rs. 2.50 for petrol, Rs. 2.90 for diesel, and Rs.
A person who lives in Delhi or Mumbai will also have to pay Rs. 2.50 for petrol, Rs. 2.90 for diesel, and Rs. 5.00 for LPG. A person who lives in India will also have to pay Rs. 2.10 for petrol, Rs. 1.20 for diesel, and Rs. 5.10 for LPG. A person who lives in Sri Lanka will pay Rs. 10.00 for petrol, Rs. 20.
It’s almost as if there’s an invisible tax on fuel. You can’t make up for it by simply buying less petrol or diesel, and even if you do, it still wouldn’t cover the cost of living in India, given that we’re already paying higher taxes. The real kicker is that if you live in India, you are liable to pay for petrol and diesel from the very day you buy them.
The cost of fuel varies wildly depending on where you live and how much you drive. For a typical Indian driving a Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla with a good amount of fuel, you’ll pay Rs. 2.10 for petrol, Rs. 1.20 for diesel, and Rs. 5.10 for LPG. If you live on a city, you’ll pay Rs. 10 for petrol, Rs. 20 for diesel, and Rs. 30 for LPG.
There’s a lot of talk about the fuel price hike, but how much will it actually impact you? For starters, many cities have a specific rate for petrol or diesel that you need to pay when you fill up. If you live in Delhi, you’ll pay Rs. 50 for petrol and Rs. 60 for diesel for the first hour. If you live in Mumbai, youll have to pay Rs. 50 for petrol and Rs. 80 for diesel within the first hour.
For convenience, you can’t use the gas in your home because it’s so expensive. You can just put the power in your car and it will charge you a gas bill. But you can’t use the gas in your house because it’s so expensive. As the story goes, when you’re on a trip to Bombay, the fuel rate in your car will be Rs. 40. And you can’t use the gas in your house because it’s so expensive.
You can find this information in the Mumbai-Delhi highway map, because they arent allowed to put gas stations in the middle of the highway.
But the difference is that with a car, you can drive from the city to the sea. With a house, you can drive from the sea to the city. So you can get to the city fast, but you cant get to the sea fast.
The story of how this happened couldnt be clearer. The Delhi Gas Board (DGB) wanted to limit the number of people who could use their gas stations. There was a lot of public outcry, and the DGB was forced to compromise. The fuel rates here are still expensive (even with the DGBs compromise), and they are on a fixed, rather than a per-person basis, so once you hit the city you cant get your car to the sea.
